Victoria Donda announced that she is leaving the presidency of the National Institute Against Discrimination, Xenophobia and Racism (Inadi) and assured that “a cycle is closed”.
The public announcement was made through his Twitter account. “Today a cycle closes with my departure from Inadi, convinced that institutional responsibilities are stages of a longer path.”
In that thread, the social leader also reported that for a while now “the trial for crimes against humanity committed by the kidnapper and torturer of my parents, responsible for their disappearance and for the fact that I was born in ESMA, has been going on.” It is a process that reminds me of who I am, my personal and political identity.”
He also confirmed that he will continue to “militate in the @FrontOfTodos for the free, just and egalitarian society that we dream of and, above all, we deserve”.
Thus, in the resignation statement, he criticized the government of Alberto Fernández and left particular praise for Cristina Kirchner.
“Today I am writing these lines moving away from my institutional role as head of INADI, rightly convinced that it stopped listening where it should be done the most,” Donda warned.
And he deepened that he wanted Casa Rosada “to stop listening to the voices that for a long time we have been insisting on the need to establish instances to reach a necessary synthesis in the midst of a national management that each time left us with a more bitter and without the capacity to respond to growing and complex demands for a society that expects more from us”.
However, he made a distinction with the Vice President, Cristina Kirchner, assuring that during his tenure in government he discovered “a person of flesh and blood, totally determined to develop his political praxis without rancor and depository of a substantial attribute: to listen”.
The Government has not yet announced who will replace Donda at the head of Inadi. Surely there are news in these hours.
